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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents In West virgini
3 ra-= md Vicinity. E1s 4i-FfH.

Accidents ana Incidents In West virginia
md Vicinity.
The Despard coal mines, at Clarksburp,
are putting out and shipping over 200
tons OF coal dsily, besides running
eighteen coke ovens. :
At the recent Commencement Of the
Dennison (Ohio) I University, the degree
Of LII. D. was conferred upon Prof. D. D.
Purinton, Of this State. T., MA
Hereafter the Claysvillo, Pa, I,depena-
tnt will be known rs the Prohibition Stand
ard, and will be published solely in the
interests OF the Prohibition party.
From June to July 9, W. II. Wither-
spoon, Of .Burgettstown, Pa, took in 224,-
900 pounds Of wool, at cost Of SIS 900, or
an average Of 30 S,5 cents per pound.
Two young men named Wooten, Of
Wayne county, were drowned in the Big
Sandy river few days since. One Of
them was to have been married in few
days. .g4.s 5 5a5 4 a 4. 4
!! Tho Board Of Health Of Charleston has
issued a notice to the effect that the ru-
NOR that cholera or any other epidemic
disease prevails in Charleston, is wholly
untrue and without the slightest founds-
ton. Fgl ~ 5.l' :.
The shipping Of oil from the Volcano
wells to Parkersburg in tank cars has
been resumed. This is the old way that
was superseded some ten years ago BY the
West Virginia Transportation Company's
pips line. iiSz.s AZ =. =
About three years since the large barn
on the Besll farm, in Washington county,
owned by William Workman, Of Washing.
ton, wes totally destroyed by fire. The
tire Was thought to be Of incendiary origin
but testimony sufficient to warrant q
prosecution could not be secured. The
barn was rebuilt near tho site Of the old
structure. Last Tuesday night IN attempt
was made to burn the new building, but
it failed. -
Fielding, q slx-year.old son of joseph
aindmann, OF Monongalia county, was
unfortunate enough to get bean lodged
in his windpipe. He suffered very much
Tor long time, was bedfast and had be.
come much reduced. At last as dernier
resort it was decided to perform ira cheot-
omy, which was done, his windpipe being
cut open and the foreign substance re,
moved. The case attracted considerable
attention. 4 +, :, :. j.555,.sg 4 ilIfI
James Pickens, Of Florence, Randolph
county, has gone to Philadelphia and
other large cities in tho East. His errand
ie to organize another colony to locate in
either Randolph or Webster county. MIR.
Pickens has oflate been spending consid
cradle energy, time and money securing
settlers for that section and has met with
gratifying success. AS far as heard from
those who have come on from the East
and made those wilds their home, are
much pleased with the country, and pre-.
dict great future for it. srisI5il f's5>
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Skin and S,calp
Cleansel, Purified and Beautiilod by
tho Cutlcurp Remedies. "

For cleansing the Skin aud Scalp Of pisagurlng
Humo,s for allaying Itching. Burning and lnilam'
nation, for curing the hnt symptoms Of EczeIna,
lfotlasIs, MIX trust, scsly Head, scrofua, and
other inherited Skin and BLOOD DlseDes. Culcura,
gulsite Skin BeAutlaer, externally, and Cuticuta
Reselyens, the new BLOOD pusiaet, Internally, are
intAlllble, fnHEfJt rT#Tnr -,s -.,HT ~ RI"
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: Missionary Dead.

CHICAGO, July l5.-An Inter Ocean spec.
ial from New Orleans says: Pere Rou-
quette, the famous missionary Of the
Choctaw nation, died at the Hotel Diar
in this city this morning, aged "A years,
after an illness lasting year, during
which time his mind was affected, 81 a
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y If you have not seen tho new novelties
In Gitdles and Belts you should call on 4
Is sis4 JACOB ". CRUDE,
rs liz & The Jewelcr.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitiugs, Epantaloonings and Over.
cpatlngs, which we ore prepared 10 make
up In llrst.class style NJ reasonable
prices. iii Y n ,s5'G
Our Willie Unlaundrlel Shirt, double
scanned, REINFORCED front and back, at
50 cents, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. A full line OF Balbriggan I'm.
lerWear from 81 0Oasu upwards, ut
~ IA C. HESS Il sons, 3.5s
Vi 1891 & 1928 Market Street,
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Thursday afternoon one OF tho most pleasant
events Of the season. was the elegant surprise party
rendered Mr.. John Vlcke's, OF North Sixth street,
10 honor OF his sixty.fourth birthday. The many
friends began to arrive at r. M, and soon about
twelve couples were gathered In tho pArlols, ali
eager 10 compliment Mr.. Vickers on bis good age
and happy home: About o'clock Mr.. ViCkers
was more surprised to sec his lady friends repair
TO tho kitchen and soon spread sumptuous re.
past. having fully prepared themselves for all the
enjoyment possible Following Is a list Of those
present: MI. Ralph lleatheington and vile, Mr..
Henry Davis. wife and family. Of West Wheeling;
the Misses Moore, OF West Wheeling; Mrs.. Dixon,
Of West Wheeling; Mrs, Robson, OF Bellalrc: WI.
linn Davis, wife and family. city; Mr.. Frank
hsaekssw, city. oae feature Of the occasion was
the TACT that the entire party were Republicans,
straight aud politics were talked OF with salts.
actory results. The guests returned to their SOW.
erai homes about O'Clock r. NJ, all highly pleased
with the uay's enjoyment. and leaving Mr. VickeIs
and his family In highly pleased STATE ofmind.
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-a.rlla t7sHt tIEp ff1. ID ~
on for the Mountains.

IL There is no better time than this to get
away from the heated city, and there is
no better place Of refuge than the Mt.
Lake Park Hotel, which is at the height
OF its lame this seaeon. Mr.. Van Meter Ia
always glad to welcome his friends and to
make their stay enjoyable. .i:i.5'lsS,,.-
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. DELICIOUS NOTICES.

ss-spccsl attention given to Custom Made Shoes:
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A COAiI'LKrE CURE.

hayo suffered all my lilo with skin diseases Of
different kinds. and have never found permanent
relief, until, by too advice Of lady friend, used
your valuable Cuticura Remedies. gavo thom a
thorough trial, using Nix bottles Of tho Cutioufa
Kcsoycut, two boxes OF Cutlcuta, aud teven cakes
Of Cuticuta Soap. and tho result was lost what ]
had been told It would DO a complete cure.
I"glIU BELLE WADE, Richmond, Va.
Reference, q. ". LAtlmer, DrugglAt, Richmond, Va.
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L. s. GooD& Co. sell Dry G GODS cheapest.
Gnntt S1aan

Nights is the complaint Of thousanda
suffering from Asthma, Consumption,
Coughs, etc. Did you ever try Acker's
English Remedy 1t is the best prepa-
ration known for all Lung Troublea, cold
on positive guarantee Of 10c,, SOC. Logan
& Co., aud @. Menkemeler, ! ig
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SUMMER 81 n A 4 SCHOOL !!
Mountain Int !. i Lake Park !!
GARRETT. COUNTY, ND,
Summit Of the Alleghanies.
Z. ADVANTAGES.
"Hold tho Mirror up to Nature"
EI0EUTION,

The culture aud development OF tho voice for
conversation, reading, public address or singing y
special instruction In reading the Bible and
Opportunities for Teachers, Ministers and Plat.
orm Speakers generally, 10 learn how 10 use their
voices without discomfort or injury. - - 80
short course in English Literature, with special
direction for a cour.e Of reading In Eneiish
classics that may DO pursued during INC ycsr. 4t
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III WASHINGTON, D. O., July lG..-For West
Virginia, fail, weather, variable winds, gem
orally souther!y, stationary, temperature.
.Rs For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather,
stationary temperature, winds generally
southerly. y Ia al
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v. Il. RAdcllR sold his fine booded horse 10 4
chicago gentleman yesterday, who will put the an.
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EXTRA choice Georgia melons and can.
taloupes, at MAYER l. klLLREN's, n y:
II. ll20 Market street. :
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MIS-. NINA NEUEE, the German poeteas,
dyes, cleans and curls ostrich feathers in
the best manner. No. IS Twelfth street. 3
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Thermometer Record,

As reported by Chriotisn schnept, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday: y.
y 4. No 0 Az 12x. SEX, 7pn,
z ~ Z, IS IS 960 !! 99'5eY}: SCI
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BRIDGEpORT,
X. of P. Dedication-Personal Mention

. d. Il .
x. Of P. Dedication = Personal Mention,
55tf New Hotel, etc. ~
G. lleinlein IL home from the State Dam fishing
camp. p igga.sf .9rll3, 4 ~ = .
John Moore Of West Wheeling. smiles over a
MI: George Mayer, OF Philadelphia, is visiting
friends here. 81 r45 lgFs9 5. N -
q Miss Annie McClaran aud Miss Florence Davis
arc visiting in Dellaire s,s NJ
The ,Ohios defeated the Morning Stars in West
wheeling III a score OF l6 to 10 yesterday. !
The X. Of P. Lodge will attend the dedication OF
the new X. OF p. hail at New Philadelphia, on the
2sth Of this month. 81 AZ s5itgg. sl,sli.f Z
Mss Gertic Riggcr, who has been making her
nome 10 canada for some time past returned here
yesterday to visit her many frieuds = ~ 7,,5.II
The ball game between the two Sunday School
mines on Thursday at Rldgeway's. favored the II,
Z. Sunday School In score OF 10 to Is. SO - r.
Since the closing Of the Sherman House It has
been rllmored that hotel ofgreat proportions will
soon be built. This town with lis two railroads
and many enterprlsipg business places, should
the accommodation Of tho travelling public, much
Of which Is compelled to stop In town from few
hours to whoIo day. II there is any foundation
iorthc rumor 1t should be worked up with all pos.
Slbo zeal. i91f 2t7E{'i5 -
Yesterday afternoon Marshal Stuff was informed
mat ioor hunko gamblers were holding forth on
the common at Wheeling creek. The Marshal
quietly wcnded his way 10 the coal.works, aud
came upon the men alta turn In tho road, which
proved unlucIy for him. as the men saw him com.
they forgot their goods. and the Marshal captured
"sweat CLOTH" and "strikiuG machnen the ar.
,icles with which the faklrs were rak!ng in the
hard earned money OF the miners. Though the
tcer to deprive them Of their means to carry on
an Legitimate business, for awhile, at least 90
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sr. JAcoDs On cured my warts.-A.
ShurtleH, Parker, Dakots. gftsst7I n; ! 4,
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Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
f, Abroad. w. -82hAt
Mrs. Julia Wilson Ia Waiting friends in
Parkersburg, ~ tg%
A. W. Kelly and wife left Thursday for
Asbury Park. 5flsiEJ
Mrs. r. A. McCabe Is sojourning at Deer
Park for the summer. (. a..
Miss JoBie McCabe Is the guest OF Alrs.
Q. NJ. Shrewsbury, Of Parkeraburg,.
Hon. ALI. Caldwell, Attorney General,
Il IN Parkersburg attending United States
Miss Harding, OF Washington, Pa, ia
visiting Miss Gussie Hupp, on Fourteenth
street. 1 % M.0
Editor Burchinal, OF the Moundsville
Herald, WAS in the city on business yes
terday. e d.
]. Harvey DOyore left yesterday for
Monroe county, Ohio, to Hpend 4 short
vacation.
Mrs. Z. A. Hildreth left last evening to
Wait her daughter, Mrs. Dora KammeIer,
In Chicago. &@s5 0N
Mrs. Gus. Beuter and son, Eugene, ac-
companied by Mrs. Ed Dicks and Miss Ida
Beuter, left Tor Washington, D. G., Thurs
day. ma
Col. George W. Thompson, Of Parkers.
burg, President and General Manager OF
the Ohio River road, has been in New
York this week on business connected
with the read.
Mics Mollie santers, Of this city, who
has been visiting relatives in Steubenville,
has returned home accompanied by her
sister, Miss Mary, who has been spending
considerable tins there.
Cards have been received in this city
announcing the marriage, to take place
July q, at tho residence OF the BRIDES
parents at Natchez, Mas, OF Mr.. Charles
g. Jungling, formerly OF this city, well
known steamboat man, and Miss Laura A.
Maron.
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GALL on or address to NJ. Neuer, the
practical optician, So Twelfth street, in re-
florence to your spectacles, -
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FAC,.Tl1T.rv.

Department Of Elocutlon and English Language,
c " iau BY MRS N. STEVENS HART Principal
y! tne washington School OF Elocution and Enc
lsh Language" Washington, D. G. - - .
ri department: Of French, conducted by PRoy. q,
-; sOSIiiAiNE Professor Of French In the Washing.
son High School, Washington, D. G. q 20. 70
w department III, o. German, conducted by pnor 4
S ~ spANAOOFD Professor OF German at 81 pan,s
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SHIRTS.

500. Shirts, Unlauudrlcd, reinforced
back mad front, 30 cents apiece, ut
EMShflMER'S,
Hi t..s e. t..E.ytl i7i Eleventh Street.
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lp 1t; Vacations for rest and recrea.
AXE ton. Skin.success Soap averts
80 go Z rash and prickly heat. iSEsf

BLAcEpsRR.Es will DO scarce. Leave
your orders at MAYER & KlLLERN's,
e. ,fT- " q it2y 1923 Market street.
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ANOTHER "H0TTEST.n
NEARLY THE WORST YET KNOWN.
Tho Thermometer Yesterday Within Half
n Degree of its Grcatest Altitude this
Year, and In MANY. Places 10 Higher.
Hotter than any Day last Year.
YEsTER DAY
the Thermometer at

YEsTE r D Az
the thermometer at
schnepi's drug store
got up to 90. But
once this season has
II been higher, and
that a half a degree
higher on a Sunday,
VIII on tn ose 40
minded could spend
their time at home
hall en- dishabille and
with Ice on their
heads. Yesterday
business demanded
attention, 80 that
the effect Of tho heat
was infinitely more
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J re-. 4 "a M

sFoR crampu and COLES. The original
! owns Ginger. Frederick Brown, Phila.
I phia, 1S22. Sold by druggists every.
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BLAcKEERRlEs will be ecarco. Lsaye
your orders ct MAYER & KILLEEN's Ia
1929 Market street.
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U q: 0olttellff;@(etl(rsal:,
onlcs, Nos. rs aud ~ Fourteenth Street.


STRAY Cow. Ig,5.
Use tho Cato City Stone Filtcr-Ewing Bros =
Rose Polytechnic Institute. = i, 81 ~
4 List Of iettcrs. 4 r. K 80 :
Health Officers Quarterly Report.
Heroes and ieIolncs-Ihird page. y
Fine Silk UmbrellRs-l. q. Dillon & Co. "a
Proposals for Paving. ;.s9,S - ~ / y
Fowler's Patent Fly Fans-Scsbitt & Bro, ~
The Rcst Leather Dressing Isaiah Warren j. Co.
z The Biz Reunion-Ileud Of Local, arf " III
: Religious Eouces-Fourth page Il 4, .i.. y NJ
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q. -. 2 :, 2 ~ = : ~ n ] J
: FRENCH AND GERMAN. p

2lF2S Z t's3fl FRENCH AND GERMAN,
Natural methods Of instruction, by which n,,,,n
VINO arc willing toapply Themselves may Obtain IN
~ ott course correct pronunciation aud deprcc
VI h Mueney both In reading and In conversation
opportunity Tor conversation daily, especiaiiv a.
mpie. This furnishes not only superior advsnt.
Ise 10 teachers but also TO those contemplating
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5ti5a NEW. ADvERTISEAlENT =.
The BIG REUNION!

The Committee on Public Comfort, desiring to
provide for the entertainment OF those who may
be present August o. 81, 25 and 20, soliclE
tho address o! hotels, boarding houses and pri.
yntc families willing 10 take dodgers or boardeIs
during that tine. Please state how many can DO
accommodated aud price per meal and day.
visitors during the Reunion will make rates as
reasonable as possible En- Se..l 4. - Il,
Address all Communications 10 f5'
5lrR "a 81; J. X. HALL,
iYi6 Secretary Committee on Public Comfort.
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ITCHING, SCALY, plMpLY.
For the last year have had species OF itching,
fcaly and plnply humon on my iGcs 10 which
hay0 applied great many methods o. treatment
without success, aud which was speedily and Gu
tlrely cured by Cutlclra.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06
THE LEAvENwoRra TINES.

In the issue Of yesterday morning
u. r. Anthony formally announces
the contamination OF the sale of the
Leavenworth Times. a. has been
noted Of probable occurrence during
the past thirty days. A. the Times
says the paper il sold Ito stock
company, composed principally 81
New England men, with a fair pro-
portion of citizens of LeayenWar IN
represented ih its ownership" Mr.
4. a. Smith, for uunItrr of wears
associate editor Of tile Boston Jour
nat, will be the new editor, apd Mr..
Edward y. DINGHY will he in control
Of the business department. The
new management wilt take charge Of
the paper in about thirty days. The
TiHirs will continue to bts Repuhli-
can, and as the papeo states will
advocate the principles OF the Re
publican party a.. eICInciated in
our Republican NatiOr,al and State
platforms. While the Times does
not says 81, il Is understood the pa
per will ehsHnpiOn the cause of
James e.. Rlaine for the Presidential
nomination., Mr.. Smith. the incom-
ing editor was former citizen Of
Maine, and Was the secretary of the
Republican State Committee for the
twelve years that Mr.. Blaine was its
chairman. He is a warm admirer Of
MI. Blaine In retiEing Mr.. AnthO-
ny says: N'We hope To personally
neet the members Of the Kansas
press m any times in the near and
distant future, bar - one Of them,
and Tor the present, we must say,
goodbye The sentiment will be-
generally reeiprocated upon the
part Of the pveSs He has been the
friend of his brother editor. cOurte-
Gus aud has encouraged him in all
meritOriOus works. He has been q
hard hitteH and withal while stir
ring up the elements" and max
ing a record for the Times for vigor-
Gus esiticism, which sometimes
has been erratic in expression, he
has geners lily been found on the side
of right. For sixteen years, or since
1871, he b as been in continuous con-
troll Of the Times. At that time he
consolidated the Times with the
BUitefiR, which he had previously
published. He Is getting old and
we may hardly expect ne will enter
the journalistic field again. But he
will Ice found still doing good work
for the Republican party.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06
GvpsumC civ News.

The G.. \. r. boys all got back
from ST. Louis last night much
pleased with the reunion but very
much displeased with Missouri
mud.
The Hope base ball club defeated
the Gypsum club by two tallies sat
urday.
Mr.. Giddens, our blacksmith, has
closed his shop and will try his for
tunes in California this winter.
Mr.. Keith will soon move to COun-
ell Grove. We are sorry to have
him leave US and afraid his place
will be hard to fill.
Squire BatdOrf will hold court two
days of this week Your reporter
did not hear what was i'm dispute.
C.N. johnson and Mr.. Smith took
"a recreation by driving ever Ia Carl
ton this afternoon.
We noticed several of Salinas cit
izens in our city the last of the week.
There are several parties here that
would like to know the whereabouts
of G.. MeCiee and &. Morgan. These
two Lads were too sharp for some
men.
Mr.. Clore and wife are of ON few
days visit with friends at Whsle.
4. &. Wait is trying his best to
sell every family = genuine Singer
sewing machine.
Mr.. Agrelius and friend, Of Iiinds-
Borg, are here to find out for them
selves how far the iron is laid to-
wards their busy little city.
Trains can stop and turn round
here now, or go Off to the west just
as they please.
You may expect seven good strait
Republicans, Anderson men at that,
To represent Eureka i'm the Republi-
can convention next Saturday.
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As Mr.. Martin seemed TO be ag-
grieved by the report Of an over
charge for recording a deed | called
on him, listened to his explanation
and defense. He acknowledged that
he had Overcharged me and claimed
that il occurred by his error in
counting for indexing the lots in a
block of another addition instead Of
counting the lots in the block trans
ferred i'm the deed placed in his
hands for record. He paid me back
a dollar Of the $40, which he said
was what error i'm the count Of lots
had added, and expressed himself
rs "very sorry that the mistake
should have occurred, particularly
lust at this time" The balance Of
the charge. s.. 20 may b. legal, nut
farmers, who this year are working
hard and few earning 80 cents for y
hours Of hard labor would appre-
ciate highly some more conscience
aud moderation in their officials. |
have also sent this explanation TO
the Hsruld. Ma xwELL PHILLIPS.
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We see farmers flock in town
early lately. Cause of the rush il:
"Wife wants the stove up. I've no
time to do such work. Ask Mr.. -
II il is time.
Mr.. A. Miller Is I'm st. Louis at
tending the Exposition and q. A. X.
encampment.
f. +. Sharp has a good supply of
stoves and hardware ON hand.
Mr.. +. Kingman returned from
Illinois Tuesday evening.
Mr.. G.. Glllum lett for st. Louis
"Wednesday A. NJ. He will remain
there a few days, then visit i'm Ills,
his former home, month.
Messrs. NIanch ester and Gillum
report good attendance i'm their
schools.
The wedding OF d. A. Van Trine
and Miss /. Thw ing was well attend
ed in spite of the rain. Rev. Lock
wood performed the marriage cere-
mOny i'm his usual pleasant manner.
The presents to the bride and groom
were very handsome and costly
which showed their friends held
them i'm high esteem. Dave has
taken one of Gypsum Valleys lair
est maidens tstill there are hosts OF
them left. Whist is our loss is his
gain.
Mrs. Hattie Bair, lnee Godfrey OF
Hutchison, was among the guests al
the wedding. Her numerous friends
were glad tO meet her.
Mr.. VIM. MOOrs intends start
ing To California soon tO remain dur
ing the winter.
Remember the prayer meeting IN
the town hall Sunday might. All
are invited to attend.
We understand the ice cream so
clal Thursday evening will be con-
verted into an oyster supper. - wise
conclusion. NJ. y.